Jay Garcia wrote:
On 25.05.2010 08:36, Frog wrote:

  --- Original Message ---

Phillip Jones wrote:
Frog wrote:
I seem to remember making a change in about:config, some many years ago,
that caused the predecessor versions of SeaMonkey to appear on the net
as if were Firefox or Internet Explorer--how far out in left field is my
memory?  If I remember correctly on this subject--can this change be
made in SeaMonkey 1.1.19?  If so, how do I accomplish this task?

My wife is having problems writing to the Facebook wall of her friends
while using SeaMonkey 1.1.19.  I am told that "User Agent Switcher" will
fix this problem.  Is installing "User Agent Switcher" the best way to
fix this problem?

((Yes, I know, this problem does not exist in SeaMonkey 2; however, that
introduces a new problem--how do I get her to switch to SeaMonkey 2.
She seems entrenched on SeaMonkey 1.1.19 and getting her to move may be
more of a problem than finding a fix for SeaMonkey 1.1.19.))

Thanks for any help you send my way on this subject.

Frog

about:config

Type in search user agent.

when user agent string comes up double-click on and on the end */not
Firefox 3.0*

If you do this it will forever identify SM to sites as FF. I know the
SM developers don't like this. But With SM1 officially dead and
buried. I don't suppose it would not make a lot of difference.

Thanks everybody for your help.

I am having difficulty following your instructions in the above message.
  Where exactly do I "type in search user agent"?  I did open
about:config and typed that phrase in the blank space that starts with
"Filter", nothing happened.  I then typed in "user agent", and again
that did not give me any results.  I next looked down through the lines
of information included in about:config and I found one that may be what
you wanted me to find--

Preference
useragentswitcher.1.useragent
Status
user set
Type
string
Value
Mosilla/4.0(compatible;MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1)

There was a total of 26 items listed under "Preference Name" that
started with useragentswitcher.  Are these a part of some (unknown to
me) software package similar to the ones others are recommending to me
in this thread?  As you can see, I don't know a great deal about the
computer box--I am mainly a computer user.  Any help you can send my way
would be greatly appreciated.

Frog


Instead of typing "user agent" instead type "useragent" and see what
happens now.



I found it and made the change. Now USA Today snapshots works in Seamonkey.

Here is a screen shot for those that need help finding it in about:config.

http://img690.imageshack.us/img690/2686/screenshotaboutconfigse.png
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